Daily Painting

House and vineyard, Beaumes-de-Venise

20cm x 13cm (approx 8"x5"), oil on board

Painting status: SOLD

Painted Friday, 15 June 2012 · Landscape paintings

The conversation

Thoughts on this painting

5 comments

ILENE Bruckner

I was wondering if you use a limited pallet for your paintings.....you are the best painter of any I have seen on the internet.....such a joy to receive every week.....could you share some of the colors you use???? Would you ever have a workshop???? I really would be interested..........One of these days I will not be out bid...............Thanks, Ilene

Julian

That's very kind Ilene but there's a lot of wonderful painters out there—far from me giving workshops there are some I'd like to take!

I use a fairly limited palette, for this I used: Tit. white, cadmium yellow, yellow ochre, burnt sienna, corail orange, permanent alizaron crimson, Ultramarine blue, phthalo blue and a bright green lake

Mike Masterton

I can feel the heat! My wife and I were in Gordes 2 weeks ago and was tempted to try to find you Julian. You live in a beautiful part of the world, thanks for posting your impressions of it for all to see.

Leslie Ficcaglia

I love the way you get such wonderful effects with so few brushstrokes. I've been forwarding your painting blog to other artists whom I know and we're all really enjoying your work.

Painter’s notes

Beaumes-de-Venise, best known perhaps for it's sweet muscat wine, makes great red wines too and was awarded AOC cru status in 2005, joining it's more famous neighbours Vacqueyras (1990), Gigondas (1971) and Chateauneuf-du-pape (1923).

Julian Merrow-Smith ·